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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Toronto
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Modified roof
Low sloped roof, existing was an old 4 ply pitch, and it was as we say alive. it burned like hell. Put back modified bitumen, mechanically fastened fiberboard, mopped in base sheet with hot asphalt and torch applied the cap.
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Trade: roofing and siding contractor
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: west milford n.j.
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Re: Modified roof
very professional looking,nice job thanks for the pictures
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Re: Modified roof
So where did the Pitch Burn come from without a tear-off?
You were not standing down wind for the dust from sweeping it, were you? That looks a lot like a roof I did with a D/L membrane a few years ago. Ed
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Toronto
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Re: Modified roof
The old roof was removed, burn came from dust from cutting machine, we did use a light spray of water to try and keep dust down but there were major splits all over and we didn't want to flood place out. Whats a D/L membrane?
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Re: Modified roof
Oh, it didn't sound like you originally said that it was a tear-off.
D/L = Duro-Last Ed
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Chicago, IL
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Re: Modified roof
DL is duralast. The roof looks good, I think the only things I'd have done different would be rounded my corners on the cap sheet and repalced the metal edging. In that 2nd pic, looks like you re-used the old stuff.
Was the roof deck also the ceiling? On jobs like that the ceiling is usually the 2" T&G roof deck. If so I'm supriosed the customer didn't opt for more insulation. As for the pitch dust, cut man wears a long sleeve shirt and a full face mask. Basically the cut man is completely covered hed to toe. Yeah I know you can still get itchy though. Pitch sucks. |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Toronto
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Re: Modified roofQuote:
New custom metal drip was installed at all perimeters, but we did carefully unlock metal on two stone chimneys and reuse. We were covered during the cutting process,however its almost impossible to stop all dust from getting airborne. My second roofing job ever was a pitch rip. It was mopped solid to concrete decking, we used heavy mechanical tenants to grind the roofing down to the deck, Being I was a young kid I didn't take the old timers advise in how to stay upwind and keep the dust to a minimal as seriously as I should have, I paid the price for my ignorance on that one, lol. I hear you guys down south still install pitch roofs, it's been banned here for the longest time and I only come across it once or twice a year. |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Toronto
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Re: Modified roofQuote:
I do install single ply membranes as well, and enjoy using them although with that particular job I was a little hesitant with using a single ply membrane because of the possibility of snow sliding over the lower edge. |
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Roofing Expert
Trade: Roofing Contractor
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 337
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Re: Modified roof
Nice flat roof there Tumpline,good job.
Cheers Dave |
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